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, 1887-12-21
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
John t.. Reese Seriously Injured This
Morning.

A frightful accident occurred at the
Union Pacific yards this morning upon the
arrival of the belated passenger train
from the east at 1895 o'clock.
John T. Reese, formerly of Chicago,
lately manager of the Silver Crown smell
ter and more recently a resident of Butte,
Mont. was the victim. He is manned for
life and being an aged man may be unable
to withstand the shock 10 his nervous
system.
Reese entered the waiting room a few
minutes prior to the arrival of the train,
and being slightly inebriated, a very I'M
usual occurrence with him, was noisy. By
an officer who was present he was re-
quested to either forbear making remarks
or leave the room. He chose the latter
alternative, and must have walked di=
rectly to the main track, as he was struck
by the passenger train which arrived but
a moment later.
The wheels passed over his left forearm
and crushed the member to bloody pulp.
Injuries were sustained about tie head,
but their extent or seriousness could not
be learned.
A LEADER reporter who reached the
scene a few minutes after the occurrence
found Reese sitting in a chair, moaning
and writhing in agony. He was not I'M
conscious, but on account of racking
pains was unable to give coherent answers
to questions propounded.
When injured Reese was about to re-
turn to Butte. u
, 1887-12-21
THIRTY DAYS AND SO FINE.
Happy Ending of Two Cases Against
Frank De Ca stro.

The result of the trials of Frank De
Castro in the district court is very graft
flying to the young gentleman's friends,
who realize that he was more hot headed
than criminal. The perjury case was set
tied by the acquittal of the accused, the
jury celebrating but a few minutes upon
the law and evidence. In the light OF re-
cent events it is quite evident that the
charge of an assault and attempt to kill
could have been settled in a Justice court.
On this count the jury returned a verdict
Of making an assault and attempt to in
fict great bodily injury The sentence
imposed was a fine of $40 and thirty days
imprisonment in the county Jail. j. G..
Pratt represented the defendant in the
perjury case, and T. NJ. Fisher in the
other trial.
There are two cases titled territory Of
Wyoming vs. ]. W. (DocJ Howard. He
is charged with misbranding and killing
cattle belonging to neighboring ranchmen.
This case is one of the now famous
Horshoe cases in which the stock detect,
play such an important part, being the
principal witnesses for the prosecution, j.
Foster, one of the detectives, was on the
stand when court adjourned until this
morning
, 1887-12-21
THE ROOMS WILL BE READY.
The Tenth Legislative Assembly VIII
Convene In the Capitol.

The subjoined correspondence between
Secretary Shannon and the capitol COM
mission, concerning quarters for the
tenth legislative assembly, is self-explana-
tory:
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 13.-To the
Honorable, the Capitol Commission /:
GENTLEMEN:-I would respectfully re-
quest that you give me in writing by the
10th inst, that rooms suitable for the
tepth Legislative assembly to hold their
sessions at the capitol building will be
in readiness by Jan. 2, 1888.
Failing in this assurance, 1 shall feel
constrained by my Interpretation of spe-
ciic instructions from Washington to Sc
CUE apartments for the above named
purpose elsewhere. Very respectfully,
S. ID. SHANNON,
Secretary of Territory.
Appended is the reply of the commits
sion received yesterday:
CHEYENNE, Dec. 20.-Hon. S. ID.
Shannon, Secretary Territory; DEAR
SIR:-I have the honor to inform and
assure you that rooms suitable for the
holding therein of the sessions of the
tenth legislative assembly will be in read
mess by the End day of January, 1888.
Such rooms include a hall for the council
and house respectively, lobbies connected
Herewith, and committee rooms, also
suitable rooms for the enrolling and en-
crossing clerks. Very respectfully,
G. N. Potter,
Secretary Capitol Commission.
In acknowledging receipt of the note
for the capitol commission, the secretary
replied as follows:
CHEYENNE, WYo., Dec. 2O.-To the
Honorable, the Capitol Commission:
GENTLEMEN:-Your note of this date re-
ceIved, and | hasten to acknowledge the
relief and satisfaction afforded by your
gratifying assurance.
L shall use all care and proper diligence
within my province land the scope of my
contingent fund.- to have the rooms desig
mated by o comfortably arranged for the
session OF the tenth legislative assembly in
Wyoming's beautiful capitol. Very re
%spcctfully, S. d. SHANNON,
Secretary of Territory.
The solicitude of Maj. Shannon con-
corning the provision of apartments is
certainly commendable, as the delsy of a
day would have been disastrous. The
prompt action of the capitol commission
ers is also praiseworthy.
, 1887-12-21
A r R
A Careless Girl Almost Destroys Hell
Own Life and Perhaps Others.

own Life and Perhaps Others.
The servant girl who rules the house
hold of a well known citizen. who shall
remain nameless upon this occasion, came
within about three minutes of climbing
the golden stairs by her W oversight or
f~orgetfulness the other evening. On en-
tering his domicile at the time in question
the householder discovered the fumes of
something which was a mystery to ever
his discriminating olfactory organ. 1t
was such an odor as might result from
the admixture of fumes of gas, burning
rags and overheated rubber. The citizen,
who keeps a watchful eye on the sanitary
arrangements of his domestic establish
ment, was astonished, and at once deter
mined to beard that odor in its den. The
voyage of discovery was a brief one. The
kitchen was the first place visited. 1t was
filed with thick, poisonous, gassy smoke.
On a table sat a lamp, the distiller of
the smell which permeated the place. The
chimney, with the exception of an apera-
ture through which the smoke was issu-
ing, was filled with SCOT. A few feet dis
tant sat the hired girl in an almost uncon-
scious condition. The gentleman grasped
the offending lamp, and carrying it to
the door, dashed it upon the ground.
Considerable difficulty was experienced in
rousing the girl. In a few minutes the
lamp would have exploded. If the girl
had not become a~sphyxiated prior to that
time she certainly would have been killed
by the conclusion. 1t was a narrow es-
cape all around, for in the event Off fire
the house would have been burned to the
ground before the arrival of firemen.
, 1887-12-21
The Lucky Numbers.

Some time age Mr.. q. w. Brown, the
matchmaker and %jeweler, offered his GUS
toners a chance of receiving a prize of
$50 in money. Everybody having 81
worth of work done at Mr.. Browns re-
ceived a ticket. Slips containing the
number of each ticket issued were placed
in a box last night. The tenth number
drawn was 252, the owner of which re-
ceives a prize of $40; the fifteenth num-
Der was l01, which draws SIS; the twenty
fifth number vas 27l, which captured the
S25 prize. Parties holding the tickets are
requested to call at Mr.. Browns and re-
ceive the respective amounts named.
, 1887-12-21
POINTS.

John Hess has returned from Denver.
James Turner, New York, is in town.
Frank Winslow, Peoria, ILL.,, is in the
city.
f. II. Scovil camc up from Denver yes,
terday.
W. G. Whitaker arrived from Cincin-
natl yesterday.
John London and Jas. A. Buchanan,
Fort Laramie, arrived from the North
yesterday.
o. A. Smith ard A. o. Ingling, Of
the Denver Pacific, are registered at the
Inter Ocean.
, 1887-12-21

The entertainment to be given at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening
promises to eclipse anything of the sort
attempted in this city for years. The
concert by the handsome Peak sisters
from Alaska will be the feature of the
entertainment. A fine selection of can
dies will be offered for sale. Admission
to the entertainment will be % cents.
Appended is the Peak Sister concert pro-
grammc:
The Wise Man
Miss Woods, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs j. +.
jenkins.
Solo (Combical accompaniment)..... .
River.
Solo Guitar accompaniment. .......
Nc One to Love Me.
Mrs. Breckons.
Solo. What Can the Matter Be?
Fred Ransom.
Trio. Three Sightless Quadrupeds
Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Heath and Miss Nc
Council.
Numerous choruses will also be rem
dered. Mr.. Henderson is leader of the
concert company.
, 1887-12-21

adjustment, the permit of Mr.. Esselborn
was revoked. This action prohibits all
instrumental music in saloons in the city.
By way ofpreparation for the approach
ing city election, the council fixed the
following localities as polling places for
the wards mentioned: First ward, Metro
politan hotel; second ward, l. G.
Whipple's stable; third ward, Charlton's
stable. The rental for each place shall
not exceed 80.
, 1887-12-21
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

And snow is coming down.
The Journeymen Tailors' society will
give a hop at Library hall Jan. 2.
Work on the fitting of Cowhick's store
IN the Delaware block is being vigorously
prosecuted.
Coke manufactured at the gas works is
used in a number of heating furnaces
about town.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was l2o. the minimum -l2. Snow fall,
.03 in. (melted).
The sign to be erected near the Chey-
enne & Burlington freight house prom
ises to be an immense affair.
The inclement weather does not deter
Christmas buyers from visiting the stores
and making extensive purchases.
Wilkes and Cavanaugh, alleged horse
thieves, were a~rraigned in district court
yesterday and entered pleas of not
guilty.
Quite a number of Cheyenne's young
ladies are receiving instructions in draw
ing, music and fancy needle work at the
convent ofthe Holy Child Jesus.
For the first time in the season of 1887
Cheyenne wheelmen were compelled to
abandon their bicycles on account Of the
weather Yesterday.
Lewis FL. Ashton, of Weber county,
Utah. has recorded his final receipt for
the northeast quarter of section ~, town
ship 81, north of range 6S west.
Chas. Henderson, the negro incarcera-
ted in the county jail recently charged
with highway robbery, became unruly
Sunday and now wears a pair of stiff iron
bracelets.
Through a typographical error it was
stated y esterday that the choice Hereford
land with Its improvements had been
valued at $40 an acre. 1t should have
read $50 an acre.
The death of 8. p. Rounds will be sad
news to printers throughout the country.
He was a firm believer in the principles of
the Typographical Union and a faithful
friend to members OF the fraternity.
John Mallin, city scavengcr, recently
presented a bill to the council for the
amount lost in having his warrants dis.
counted. Members of the body agreed
hat its allowance was out of the question.
The local G. A. r. post Is urging the
candidacy of J. X. Jeffrey for commander
Of the department of Colorado. Mr.. JEFF
frey has been prominently identified with
the order for several years and deserves
recognition.
The truism that charity begins at
home is apparently the watchword Ct
the Ladies Relief Association. They pro-
pose to brighten the lives of many a needy
family during the holidays and relieve the
sufferings ofsuch households during the
entire winter.
The HOLSTER Buckingham wedding oe-
CURED yesterday morning. The affair
was private, only relatives and intimate
friends being present. Rev. Geo. G.
Rafter performed the ceremony. The
couple departed on a bridal tour to Col
orado and Nebraska Immediately after
the wedding.
, 1887-12-21
Christmas Greens.
Holly, mistletoe. wreaths and ~festooning
at Mrs. Chafin's greenhouses.


Wyoming Chapter, No. l, r. A. NJ,
held its annual election last evening. Fol
lowing are the gentlemen selected to fill
the positions indicated for the ensuing
year; Ed. f, Stable, NJ. E. H. p; l.. g.
jerks, Z. K; E. r. Hurd, L. s.; G. F.
Miller, Treas; S. A. Bristol, Sec; L.
G~reentree, FL. G. Hay. Colin Hunter,
trustees. The installation of officers will
occur next Monday evening.
, 1887-12-21
FOR RENT.
NEW LOCAL NOTICES.
Whenin Cheyenne stop at Dyer's hotel


The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Anderson Land and
Cattle company will be held at the Office
of the company, in Cheyenne, on January
2, 1888, at 3 o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of electing trustees for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
+. w. LAFRENTz, Sec'y.
, 1887-12-21

Prior 10 reniOUaL On
Jan. 4, TO the II. of II.
block, DR.. W. ~: Hunt aUiH
offer special iss essfs
TO purchasers OF Holiday
Goods. CAL and see sUhat
~ handsome present can
be bought for u small
price.
, 1887-12-21

Of the stockholders of the First National
bank of Cheyenne. will be held at their
banking rooms on Tuesday, the 10th day
of January, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. M, fol-
the election of directors for the
ensuing year.
j. L. WILD. Cashier.
Cheyenne, Dec. O., 1887.
, 1887-12-21

ASAroN,c Blood Elixir is the only
aSON . Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifies the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
DIR. w. N. Hunt
, 1887-12-21

No n who is interested in tho novel
discussion should fail to examine the finest
line of the choicest authors now on sale
at Rhodes & Troxell.s s.
, 1887-12-21
DOnT aUaste yOa,. money
aUhes yOM can get sHch bar
gains at AOIt's.

s, Kellner, has a very large stock of
goods fit for holiday presents. Go there
and price them. You can buy them re-
CARELESS of cost, as he is closing out his
business.
, 1887-12-21

Remember, children, that Rhodes &
Troxell give a fine Christmas card with
every dollars worth of goods bought dur
ing the holidays.
, 1887-12-21

Where's the use of buying old goods
when you can get new ones for exactly the
same price at Rhodes & Troxell's?
, 1887-12-21

Silk handkerchiefs and muflers are the
evry thing for Christmas presents. | have
an elegant line of them. L. Greentree.
, 1887-12-21
Soils Cigar, Inter. Ocean.

The latest styles of Fish,
Clark r Hagg " ecHtacear,
and Hats. from the lead
sMg broadway halter,
R~'0ssss0ss, at 1trhMcOtnb y
COS.
, 1887-12-21

Santa Claus will be in attendance
at the Xmas Tree of the Mannerchor
Society. A present for everybody.
, 1887-12-21
Pablic InstnlIntion and Rail.

Magic City Legion, No. l., Select
knights, have made ARRANGEMENTS for a
grand ball, to be given Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 4, at Library hall. The in
stallation of officers will also take place.
Tickets, 81, for lady and gentleman. A
splendid supper will be served at Dyer's
hotel.
, 1887-12-21

Before you make a purchase of books
or anything else go to MASKS and get his
prices. He will sell you a better article
for less money than any one in the city.
, 1887-12-21

For silks and v~elvets go to s. Kellner.
Yon can buy them there, for one half
OF what other stores ask for inferior
goods.
, 1887-12-21
To Those Who Nave Children, Espe
tally Boys,

If you want to make your boys a nice
present buy them a suit of clothes or a
nice overcoat at B. Hellman's. We have
determined to close out boys overcoats
and suits at extremely low prices to make
room for new goods. 1t will pay you to
call before purchasing.
, 1887-12-21

Holt Is knocking the bot
tom oar OF high prices
all on kinds Of holiday
goods.
, 1887-12-21
FOR SALE.

l will sell you a suit of underwear that
you cannot buy anywhere for less than
$500 at 81. so. |. Greentree.
, 1887-12-21
Soils cigar, Inter ocean


Every body should attend the enter
tainment by the Cheyenne Mennerchor,
on Dec. 26-Grand Xmas Tree and Ball.
, 1887-12-21

WE veosoy> E Blood A SIi :
IS warranted, is because 1t is tho best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember. wo guarantee it.
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-12-21
The times are hard ana.

The times are hard and
money IS scarce and ace
propose 10 gtUe the people
u grand benefit this season
On asUay dOsOn prices on all
Kinds of Chtstnaas goods.
g.. Il. Holt.
, 1887-12-21
n good plush coat for 81s
at Myers.

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, Idelman block.
, 1887-12-21

Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

ROLD DEFIANCE OF Law.
The sunday Selling Snap Dump" Sherman


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s% -, ,., "F IL, "''" ''' ' "','
one 'l TIE largest h,n''E ''ai7 on Inc On'"
side of the river, aud laying in ten keg7 OF
bee: and q supply ot whisky, pop, cigars,
etc ouqn,u ,.:it. Yesterday urrnirg q
regular HtlhE'hE pace on MS hoat, when
he had anchored forty or fifty feet from
tho n,,i, -rors o,,l.,., p,li,i-. T,r,,
'"' ''"'' .'''''' 'i'P''''7 "'i'''''' l"'''
or i't' SN'hN "'d he"l engaged to t"He ms
patrons To and Iiom the boat. and he did
I,,..l ooi,, Irsf,.s, 5rr;,,, ,r,, $780,,
%, CO.. ,..,.,. ,..'.. '','''- 'u- ~ ''''''.
N"e''''"" "'".'ht evasion Of the Ia" was
soon the talk OF the town, and large crowds
,,tbarej a, the river b,nl. - a,,.,i, ,h..
49,, 49,, ~ w.,
"'-'"" "a ''' '."'''' 'i''N"'l ana police
meE 10 III Egt u III appearance. Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

Advertisers who wish to avail them
>ri,,, of the KEul~rEE during Reunion
week. should send in their orders each day
at the earliest possible hour. The
REul-rEG will publish an unusually
Large aud interesting edition TO acrommo-
late the extraordinary demand caused by
the multitude Of strangers within our
gates. To the end that all the news OF
rythirg worthy q; note may lind a place
in the tGuI-IER, each is,uc will be en-
lar.rd lay four extra columns. Parties
" shtns to send copies in wrappers out OF
th,. city can be accommodated 10y leaving
their orjers at the REGISTER counting
room. or at Quimby's or Ferrel's news
stands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
HE WAS AMBITIOUS.


wanna. fellow said to he employed on
.;I...l D.. ri,L,s Creek. W. Va. and
4" '''' "''' ~ ''7 =, ,r.,,,r h,. hs.r
who calls himself - W. i'''"''' ''','
irving to captiyatc Miss Nellie Gould, eid-
est doupht,r OF Jay Could. Some time
''' ',...,r,,, c,uId,s ofi,c with
ago lie '''l'' ~ ,'''. - .N.,:,.,.,,r ,,.
4 letter OF Introduction P"rPo' ''uE u ""''
been piyrn hirn hy Fred Gcbhardt.
,...,.o,,, ,,,.r that Miss Nellie Could
veg '"''' ..,
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IN \ SMALL WAY.
The News at the Day Pointedly Para
graphed tor hasty Readers

The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
gr,phed tor hasty Readers
THE crooks are coming. Hold your
pockct-houks.
SAuLEE'S Oiyctte Skin ferries will do a
rushing business during the Reunion.
River feet and stationary. The Bell
ajre boats are running on their usual
time
ATTENTION is called to the card OF
Lady Edwards, the noted ana gifted Eu-
gIish palm,~t snd phrraologist IN "urad-
yertisiug columns.
RoEEEr MASON, the man who cut
O'Ne,I at Bridgeport yesterday, attempted
,n release all the prisoners IN the Bridge
port iail Saturday night. lie made an
effort 10 break the locks of. with poker.
Mayor Juukins will hear him On that
charge to day.
THE table glassware manufacturers helu
another meeting the other day at PITTS
burg. Tor the discussion of the demands oil
the workmeu, without arriving at any
conclusion. As the demands cannot 20
into force or become m ISSUE unit ailer
September list, the manufacturers are moi
inclined to hurry themselves. Another
meeting will be held on the "ith INST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

ego. II TAYLOR.
Last Chance ior the sea shore, IhurzoaF
Ann-uat nhth- 1881.

ON the above date the Pittsburg, Gin
riuuul aud 81. Louis Railway - Pan
Illudtr Euut, will sell excursion tickets
tor the last popular excursion Of the sea
son tn Sen Isle City, Atlantic City and
Cape May at rate Of $1,000 for the round
uip ~. sc tj,L,t viii Il, Nnrd ten days,
including ii ,tc ct Sale, and w,!i be- good
on an .nwmug and trleTuoou Trains I''
pi,tsLnrr. CONNECTING With trans on the
penpsylvania Eiilraad having Fittshurg
at l.3O p. III, 40 p. M. and 800 p. N
| F4cursionlsts can leave Philadelphia In
/ day, the 2bth, on any tram for either OF
| the points named.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

The Secretary ot State ht, issued .
charter to the Glade Fire Brick Company,
orgmilcd for the purpose OF manufacture
uU lire bricks and other products Of clay,
acquiring coal and mineral Lands, and min
ng coal Of iron aud selling SAME. The
principal place ol business 10 he at MI
lum. Marion county: the charter To- expire
August nth, l-91. S2r.ucO have been
subscribed and =! 500 paid in. with 4 priv
ilrg,d stock OF ~luO,uuu. The stock L.
divided into shares Of 100 each and is
held aS follows. j. NJ. Hartley, Daniel l..
Morrow. John + Crane and lanes T.
Watson, 81 Fairmoul, ~ shares each.
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released. Sherman lid opened the saI" p
IN ,he boat under the impression tnai ne
rouII run ii under the provisions "' NV ",
marine law. ANA il - probable that ne wi" vii,
lind some loop-hole for escape, aS he )
,,,,,.. bird that IS not easily caught. 1t D."
sliI that prominent saloon keeper ~
tb;s ritv furnished the l.quOrs 10 stock the
boat. Great excitement prevailed through
,rt the ritv during the forenoon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

There seems To be hot times up ahoui
Friendly, Pleasant county, and 1t IS all
about the ferry across the Ohio TVer Al
that point. 1t appears that man by the
name OF Hayes operates ut Hayes station,
about one mile above Friendly, and has
authority for his ferry from Tyler county;
while citizen OF Ohio has ferry AT
Friendly who gets his authority from
Washington county. \ short time ago the
OHIO mau came over on the West Virginia
shore Tor some purpose. wEcn Hayes ar
rested hiEi at the point OF revolver and
took him before an officer, who conveyed
hi,a 10 MiddlrbOurnc, where he was lined
for keeping a ferry without authority
under the laws Of West Virginia. Bat
this IS not where the fun comes in. The
Ohio man says that after he was arrested
he gave Hayes live dollars, Hayes PromlS-
iug 10 release him. Instead Ut doing So
he took him right along and delivered him
To the authorities, and now the man from
Ohio - watching the Ohio shore with a
double barrel shot gun, with the Intention
OF delivering Mr.. Hayes in Marietta at the
first opportunity.
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At IN carly hour Saturday morning the
manrlcd remains OF q coIored man were
discovered lying on the PAniiamdlc railroad
track last at the lower side OF the railroad
bridge in the upper end Of Stouhenyille,
the body being still warm wien found
The dead man was taken 10 the depot
where acquaintance identified the remains
rs those ot Charlie Graham, who worked
for Contractor Casparis, Both limbs and
arms had been severed from the body and
there wrrs numerous other injuries any Of
which were doubtless fatal Graham was
in town with number OF his friends that
evening ard started for the Cove at late
hour II is supposed that be boarded a
freight train aud Tell between the cars with
the above result The uniorlunat" man
has been employed in some Of The different
manufactures in Sleubenvllle in times
past
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\ I-nLgCr rA.hnn.d.

VI. z. Martin, who was convicted OF
forgery n the June term. l~-i, by tin
Circuit Court Of kauawh1 county, and
sentenced Ia two yell-' confinement in the
pcnitcntilry, has been pariourd by GOV.
Wilson, On an application OF George W.
Bruce, peGitrntiLy phNs'rj.n, supported
10y Dra. Barber aud WIuns, 81 Charleston,
stating that 'ou@.ymcu. vas andange!ug
his Lie
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i,r,,cat.ie rrnperty lor Sale.

will sell at reasonable i;,,ulcs a few
desirable cottages aud a number of high,
dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm
inn. views at Mountain Lake Park and
Loeb Lynn, Md, ou the top OF the ALLIE
.p.yav mountains. \ case of sunslrokc,
rhui.,i, tnEaEn!4. malar'a or hay fever
has never ncru EuhGa 80 originate on
these mountains, and Is Ieieveu immedI-
ately when brought there. These places
are rapidly becoming noted summer re
sorts.
:GIrcss me at Wheeling, W. Va, or at
Mountain I.are Park, Md.
H,ryg ). c. AraErsoN.